St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-25
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Clearing house business yesterday $780,
106.S1.
Three births and four deaths were reported
yesterday.
The Iowa Mutual Benefit association of To-
ledo, Ia, was yesterday admitted to do bust,
ness in Minnesota.
Don Cameron, the smallest midget in ex.
istence, will come to the Seventh street
museum next week.
The dramatic section of the Unity club will
give comedy entitled 'Shakespeare Water
Cure in the parlors of Unity church.
The lecture by DR.. Mary Emery before the
Dayton's Bluff w. CT u announced fol
this evening, has been postponed two weeks
Bishop-Elect E. S. Thomas will preach to-
night at st. Johns church, corner of Ashland
avenue and Macku bin street, at AS o'clock.
The Northwest Mutual Endowment society,
OF Minneapolis. has amended its charter to
meet the requirements of recent legislation.
Gov. McGiil yesterday decided to issue the
necessary papers for the removal of the
county seat of Murray county from Curry to
the village OF SlaJ ton.
The board of administration of Farmers
institutes will meet III the flee of Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Kehle at the
capitol on April II.
The members of the Linophilion society.
Baldwin seminary, will give dramatic and
musical entertainment at Standard hall this
evening at o'clock.
The constitution of the Evangelical Luth-
eran st. Jacobs congregation, of Ellington
Otter Tail county, was filed at the office of
the secretary OF. state yesterday.
Adjt. Gen. Seeley yesterday issued an order
for Gen. Chris Brandt to muster in as a 1e-
serve company the company commanded by
Capt W. c. Gibson, at Morristown.
Articles Incorporating the Babcock-Drake
Transfer company, of st. Paul, were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. Capt.
tai stock is fixed at $4,000. A. s., William
and Charles w. Babcock and B. r. Drake are
the incorporates.
The Contractors and Builders board of
trade, at Il meeting held yesterday afternoon.
discussed the manner of letting contracts
practiced by the school board. and appointed
committee to investigate the subject, eSpe-
ciay with reference to the contracts for
heating several school houses recently let.
A mass meeting of Danish citizens. under
the auspices of Dana Grove No 5, held at
Vega hall, 253 East Seventh street, appointed
Christian Johnson, James Nelson and l..
Smidstrup committee to draft resolutions
concurring in the action of the Danish citi-
zens of Minneapolis in their denunciation of
Bishop Foss.
a government headstone awaits claimant
at Waterville station, where it was shipped
from Washington. The inscription on it
resting place of the remains of John Iceberg,
of Company G, Eighteenth Minnesota regi-
ment. Any one knowing the whereabouts of
the grave should communicate with Aeker
post, G. A. R., of this city, to whom the mat
ter has Teen referred.
James Watson, father of the GLOBE chapel
of the Typographical union, has been missing
from his home and place of work for some
days. He took with him a considerable sum
of the chapels funds. Watson was consid-
cred a capable and honest printer. and was
trusted to the fullest extent by his brethren
of the union. His passion for card playing
and gambling, it is thought, have led HIM to
use the chapel funds in the hope of making
lucky play. He has family. Arrangements
have been made so that the loss to the union
will be made good.
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